The document provides information about the fashion and lifestyle magazine Vogue Paris from 1995 and 2009. It discusses the magazine's target audience, sections, cover designs, and sample articles from those time periods. The target audience was 30-55 year old wealthy Parisian women interested in beauty, fashion, and design in 1995, and 20-40 year old women interested in the latest trends in 2009. Sample articles focused on seduction, perfume, fashion designers, and the history of Coco Chanel. Advertisements included luxury fashion brands and cosmetic companies.
Biba is a leading brand in women's ethnic wear in India. It provides trendy ethnic wear at budget-friendly prices online. The brand is one of the dominant players in the women's ethnic wear segment in India. It has won several awards for being the best ladies ethnic wear brand.
The document introduces the women's clothing brand Radical, based in Kolkata. Radical combines vibrant Indian fabrics like silk with Western silhouettes and patterns to create a contemporary yet elegant line. The brand focuses on intricate embroidery, hand dyeing, and original prints on pure silk. Radical's designs successfully blend traditional techniques with modern aesthetics to cater to the modern Indian woman. Production is done in-house with strict quality control.
The document provides 7 tips for styling midi dresses, including choosing a length just below the knee, wearing high heels to elongate the legs, defining the waist with a belt, keeping accessories minimal, pairing the dress with a cropped jacket, opting for a fitted or flowing dress tailored to the shape, and styling the outfit with confidence. Midi dresses can be tricky but following these tips can make them flattering and create a bold style statement. The fashion edit also includes a Carolina Herrera floral skirt for 2,870 Dhs as an example midi dress style.
Latest Fashion Trends India has been undergoing a constant change with new fashion trends appearing to entice the new generation. Fashionable clothes from the late 70¡¯s and 80¡¯s are also in vogue blended with latest designs.
The document discusses the top 10 most powerful luxury fashion brands in the world based on their brand value. Louis Vuitton has the highest brand value of $28.4 billion. Other top brands mentioned include Hermes, Gucci, Prada, Rolex, Chanel, Cartier, Burberry, Fendi, and Coach. The document also provides brief descriptions of each brand's history, products, target customers, and advertising strategies. Finally, it lists some of the most famous fashion shows in the world, including Paris Fashion Week, Milan Fashion Week, London Fashion Week, New York Fashion Week, and Lakme Fashion Week in India.
Opera Gallery will host an exhibition featuring the works of three renowned photographers from different regions of the Middle East - Alireza Fani from Iran, Yasmina Alaoui from Morocco, and Khalid Al Hamad from Kuwait. Their styles vary, with Fani focusing on urban scenes in black and white, Alaoui and her partner Marco Guerra creating figurative works featuring the human body, and Al Hamad using shocking images to provoke reactions about politics and expression. The exhibition aims to showcase emerging Middle Eastern artists and encourage growth in the region's photography market.
SHACI is a Beverly Hills fur brand established in 2007 that creates one-of-a-kind, modern fur pieces inspired by 1970s-1990s fashion trends. The brand uses only the finest, sustainably sourced furs like chinchilla, mink, goat, silver fox, and red fox. Each skin is selected through auction houses and designed in-house to create breathable, statement pieces that blend class and edge for today's trendsetters.
The brand is an apparel manufacturer located in New York City that produces luxury clothing. It targets career-oriented women ages 30-45 with high incomes who live in major cities. The brand focuses on timeless silhouettes and luxurious fabrics in a designer price point. It draws inspiration from Katherine Hepburn's independent and confident style. The document provides details on the brand's competitors, target customer, concept, color palettes, silhouettes, and materials for the Fall/Winter 2017 first and second collections.
School project
Objective: To change the brand image of L'Occitane from old and aging to vibrant and young. This project aimed at understanding the alignment of brand and communication strategies.
Reach an underserved demographic through E\¡¯LON Couture Magazine. Most advertisers spend an enormous amount of money targeting a younger demographic but our research has shown those who are brand loyal tend to spend more money on brands they trust, pass down those brand to their daughters and don\¡¯t mind spending money for \¡¯real\¡¯ luxury items they can now afford. Reach this growing demographic via E\¡¯LON Couture Magazine.
Transformed Target Australia¡¯s womenswear line to generate $15M in profit, creating 3 new brands across clothing, footwear, accessories and lingerie: Yours Sincerely, Lilly Love, Life & Style.
Agatha Ruiz de la Prada is a Spanish fashion designer known for her colorful, playful designs. She aims to free the body from constraints like high heels and tight clothing, creating comfortable outfits that allow the wearer to feel happy, at ease, and express positivity. Her philosophy is to enjoy every moment of life. She draws inspiration from artists like Niki de Saint Phalle, Eduardo Chillida, Andy Warhol, and Joan Mir¨®. Her brand produces clothing as well as home goods, furniture, and cosmetics with jolly, detailed designs.
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
The document discusses various topics related to fashion, including what fashion is, why it changes, different types of fashion (haute couture, ready-to-wear), categories of fashion (dramatic, classic, casual), importance of color in fashion, fashion design and some of the top fashion designers in the world and India. Key information covered includes that fashion is influenced by cultural trends and changes over time/place, haute couture refers to custom designs while ready-to-wear is mass produced, and notable fashion designers mentioned are Valentino, Tom Ford, Betsey Johnson and Stella McCartney.
Edici¨®n 50 de la revista REVOLUTIONARY sobre trabajos de Dise?o Gr¨¢fico (fotograf¨ªa, ilustraci¨®n, y maquetaci¨®n)
?reas de inter¨¦s: artes, dise?o gr¨¢fico, educaci¨®n, ciencias sociales.
This article pays tribute to three influential fashion designers: Coco Chanel, Gianni Versace, and Alexander McQueen. It summarizes their key contributions: Coco Chanel empowered women with her simple yet elegant designs; Gianni Versace challenged conventions and celebrated individuality; Alexander McQueen was a provocateur who used fashion to make bold artistic statements. The article highlights how each designer revolutionized fashion and left a lasting legacy.
This document provides an overview of fashion trends and the developing fashion industry in Nepal. It discusses the influence of international fashion designers and trends on Asian and Nepali fashion. It profiles some emerging Nepali fashion designers and models. It notes that while Nepal's fashion industry is still developing professionally, there is growing interest in fashion among young Nepalis. The industry faces challenges such as lack of infrastructure and skills but also opportunities to engage with global fashion if it can meet demands for timely and high quality production.
The document provides background information on Estee Lauder Companies and outlines a marketing campaign. It discusses Estee Lauder's history and brands, defines the target consumer as women ages 35-55 including black women, and sets objectives to promote inclusion through TV ads, ambassadors, and influencer marketing. The creative brief states the advertising will feature the tagline "We sell confidence" to showcase Estee Lauder for all women of all ages and colors.
This document provides information about the Dolce & Gabbana fashion brand, including its history, founders, style, product lines, branding, marketing strategies, and target consumers. Some key details include:
- D&G was founded in 1985 in Italy by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.
- Their fashion style is described as costly, sexy, and glamorous.
- Their product lines include women's, men's, and children's clothing, underwear, perfumes, swimwear, leather goods, watches, and glasses.
- Their branding emphasizes sexuality, simplicity, and nobility. Target consumers include cultural creatives aged 18-40 willing to spend more.
Cosmopolitan is an international women's magazine focused on relationships, sex, health, careers, celebrities, fashion and beauty. It is published in 34 languages across 58 international editions distributed in over 100 countries. The magazine targets middle class women and uses images of attractive celebrities and articles about love, sex and beauty to make readers feel they need to constantly improve their looks and relationships to be successful and loved.
This document describes the launch of a new fragrance line called Khavar. It is inspired by Mongolian fashion designer Jaga Buyan's aesthetic of subtle, delicate femininity. The line aims to appeal to a woman's inner sensuality through floral and oriental scent notes. It will be presented alongside Jaga Buyan's clothing collection at fashion trade shows. The fragrances will be marketed through social media campaigns highlighting their natural essence. They will be distributed through Jaga Buyan's stores and sold at suggested retail prices between $85-25 for various products like perfume and linen spray.
Chanel is a luxury fashion and beauty company founded in France in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. It is known for its timeless elegance and style in clothing and accessories. Chanel specializes in haute couture and luxury goods like suits, dresses, handbags, and jewelry. The company strives to define style and create desire through its functional yet elegant designs. It is now jointly owned by the Wertheimer family and operates over 200 boutiques worldwide.
The Row was created by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen as a quest to create the perfect t-shirt. It has evolved into a classic American luxury brand focused on impeccable fit, tailoring, and luxury fabrics. The Olsen sisters describe the mission as creating comfortable chic clothes that allow women to feel naturally beautiful.
The document discusses key aspects of fashion design including design principles and visual elements that designers must consider. It explains that design principles like proportion, balance, emphasis act as guidelines for designing garments, while visual elements like line, shape, color, and texture are the ingredients. The document provides examples of different design principles and discusses how pioneering designer Rei Kawakubo challenges conventions through her experimental designs.
1) Chanel has stood the test of time by focusing on consumption and brand identity. They sell a luxury lifestyle through their classic yet continually innovative designs.
2) Chanel maintains its leadership in the fashion industry through signature pieces like quilted bags that are deemed timeless classics.
3) Chanel appeals to both the elite through extremely high prices that signal status, as well as younger crowds through mass-market appeal of their classic styles updated for new trends.
This document discusses a design project on surrealism for casual wear garments for men and women ages 20-25. It provides background on surrealism and discusses 20 fashion designers who have incorporated surrealism into their collections between 1997-2013, including Thierry Mugler, Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, Yves Saint Laurent, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marc Jacobs, and others. It also discusses factors that influence consumer buying behavior for fashion apparel like design, price, and trends popular with youth ages 15-25.
The document analyzes a clothing brand's collection structure and sales data. It finds that jersey fabrics and tops like t-shirts performed best. Colors like bordeaux, dark blue, and dark grey sold well, while violet, blue and multi did not. It recommends the brand focus on basics in black, white, and darker colors made of plain fabrics. To improve, it suggests increasing elegant styles, underperforming categories like accessories, and colors and fabrics that did not sell as well. An additional line offering more colorful elegant pieces could potentially reach a wider audience.
This document provides background information on Caley Holmboe, a fashion design student, and outlines her plans for a public relations event called "Wonderland" to promote her upcoming spring/summer collection launch. The event will include a fashion show, art exhibition, food, drinks and interactive activities in Barcelona on June 19th. The goals are to get her name and designs exposure through media attention and word-of-mouth buzz generated by the unique multi-sensory experience.
The brand is an apparel manufacturer located in New York City that produces luxury clothing. It targets career-oriented women ages 30-45 with high incomes who live in major cities. The brand focuses on timeless silhouettes and luxurious fabrics in a designer price point. It draws inspiration from Katherine Hepburn's independent and confident style. The document provides details on the brand's competitors, target customer, concept, color palettes, silhouettes, and materials for the Fall/Winter 2017 first and second collections.
School project
Objective: To change the brand image of L'Occitane from old and aging to vibrant and young. This project aimed at understanding the alignment of brand and communication strategies.
Reach an underserved demographic through E\¡¯LON Couture Magazine. Most advertisers spend an enormous amount of money targeting a younger demographic but our research has shown those who are brand loyal tend to spend more money on brands they trust, pass down those brand to their daughters and don\¡¯t mind spending money for \¡¯real\¡¯ luxury items they can now afford. Reach this growing demographic via E\¡¯LON Couture Magazine.
Transformed Target Australia¡¯s womenswear line to generate $15M in profit, creating 3 new brands across clothing, footwear, accessories and lingerie: Yours Sincerely, Lilly Love, Life & Style.
Agatha Ruiz de la Prada is a Spanish fashion designer known for her colorful, playful designs. She aims to free the body from constraints like high heels and tight clothing, creating comfortable outfits that allow the wearer to feel happy, at ease, and express positivity. Her philosophy is to enjoy every moment of life. She draws inspiration from artists like Niki de Saint Phalle, Eduardo Chillida, Andy Warhol, and Joan Mir¨®. Her brand produces clothing as well as home goods, furniture, and cosmetics with jolly, detailed designs.
ELLE is a French fashion magazine founded in 1945 that is now the largest fashion magazine worldwide with over 23 million readers globally. It began as a French magazine but now has 43 international editions across over 60 countries. ELLE's target audience are primarily women ages 18-49 with a median household income around $69,000 who are interested in fashion, beauty, celebrity news, and lifestyle topics. The magazine aims to empower women and provide achievable style and life advice through its creative blend of fashion, art, and commerce-focused content.
The document discusses various topics related to fashion, including what fashion is, why it changes, different types of fashion (haute couture, ready-to-wear), categories of fashion (dramatic, classic, casual), importance of color in fashion, fashion design and some of the top fashion designers in the world and India. Key information covered includes that fashion is influenced by cultural trends and changes over time/place, haute couture refers to custom designs while ready-to-wear is mass produced, and notable fashion designers mentioned are Valentino, Tom Ford, Betsey Johnson and Stella McCartney.
Edici¨®n 50 de la revista REVOLUTIONARY sobre trabajos de Dise?o Gr¨¢fico (fotograf¨ªa, ilustraci¨®n, y maquetaci¨®n)
?reas de inter¨¦s: artes, dise?o gr¨¢fico, educaci¨®n, ciencias sociales.
This article pays tribute to three influential fashion designers: Coco Chanel, Gianni Versace, and Alexander McQueen. It summarizes their key contributions: Coco Chanel empowered women with her simple yet elegant designs; Gianni Versace challenged conventions and celebrated individuality; Alexander McQueen was a provocateur who used fashion to make bold artistic statements. The article highlights how each designer revolutionized fashion and left a lasting legacy.
This document provides an overview of fashion trends and the developing fashion industry in Nepal. It discusses the influence of international fashion designers and trends on Asian and Nepali fashion. It profiles some emerging Nepali fashion designers and models. It notes that while Nepal's fashion industry is still developing professionally, there is growing interest in fashion among young Nepalis. The industry faces challenges such as lack of infrastructure and skills but also opportunities to engage with global fashion if it can meet demands for timely and high quality production.
The document provides background information on Estee Lauder Companies and outlines a marketing campaign. It discusses Estee Lauder's history and brands, defines the target consumer as women ages 35-55 including black women, and sets objectives to promote inclusion through TV ads, ambassadors, and influencer marketing. The creative brief states the advertising will feature the tagline "We sell confidence" to showcase Estee Lauder for all women of all ages and colors.
This document provides information about the Dolce & Gabbana fashion brand, including its history, founders, style, product lines, branding, marketing strategies, and target consumers. Some key details include:
- D&G was founded in 1985 in Italy by Domenico Dolce and Stefano Gabbana.
- Their fashion style is described as costly, sexy, and glamorous.
- Their product lines include women's, men's, and children's clothing, underwear, perfumes, swimwear, leather goods, watches, and glasses.
- Their branding emphasizes sexuality, simplicity, and nobility. Target consumers include cultural creatives aged 18-40 willing to spend more.
Cosmopolitan is an international women's magazine focused on relationships, sex, health, careers, celebrities, fashion and beauty. It is published in 34 languages across 58 international editions distributed in over 100 countries. The magazine targets middle class women and uses images of attractive celebrities and articles about love, sex and beauty to make readers feel they need to constantly improve their looks and relationships to be successful and loved.
This document describes the launch of a new fragrance line called Khavar. It is inspired by Mongolian fashion designer Jaga Buyan's aesthetic of subtle, delicate femininity. The line aims to appeal to a woman's inner sensuality through floral and oriental scent notes. It will be presented alongside Jaga Buyan's clothing collection at fashion trade shows. The fragrances will be marketed through social media campaigns highlighting their natural essence. They will be distributed through Jaga Buyan's stores and sold at suggested retail prices between $85-25 for various products like perfume and linen spray.
Chanel is a luxury fashion and beauty company founded in France in 1909 by Gabrielle "Coco" Chanel. It is known for its timeless elegance and style in clothing and accessories. Chanel specializes in haute couture and luxury goods like suits, dresses, handbags, and jewelry. The company strives to define style and create desire through its functional yet elegant designs. It is now jointly owned by the Wertheimer family and operates over 200 boutiques worldwide.
The Row was created by Mary-Kate and Ashley Olsen as a quest to create the perfect t-shirt. It has evolved into a classic American luxury brand focused on impeccable fit, tailoring, and luxury fabrics. The Olsen sisters describe the mission as creating comfortable chic clothes that allow women to feel naturally beautiful.
The document discusses key aspects of fashion design including design principles and visual elements that designers must consider. It explains that design principles like proportion, balance, emphasis act as guidelines for designing garments, while visual elements like line, shape, color, and texture are the ingredients. The document provides examples of different design principles and discusses how pioneering designer Rei Kawakubo challenges conventions through her experimental designs.
1) Chanel has stood the test of time by focusing on consumption and brand identity. They sell a luxury lifestyle through their classic yet continually innovative designs.
2) Chanel maintains its leadership in the fashion industry through signature pieces like quilted bags that are deemed timeless classics.
3) Chanel appeals to both the elite through extremely high prices that signal status, as well as younger crowds through mass-market appeal of their classic styles updated for new trends.
This document discusses a design project on surrealism for casual wear garments for men and women ages 20-25. It provides background on surrealism and discusses 20 fashion designers who have incorporated surrealism into their collections between 1997-2013, including Thierry Mugler, Alexander McQueen, Hussein Chalayan, Yves Saint Laurent, Jean Paul Gaultier, Marc Jacobs, and others. It also discusses factors that influence consumer buying behavior for fashion apparel like design, price, and trends popular with youth ages 15-25.
The document analyzes a clothing brand's collection structure and sales data. It finds that jersey fabrics and tops like t-shirts performed best. Colors like bordeaux, dark blue, and dark grey sold well, while violet, blue and multi did not. It recommends the brand focus on basics in black, white, and darker colors made of plain fabrics. To improve, it suggests increasing elegant styles, underperforming categories like accessories, and colors and fabrics that did not sell as well. An additional line offering more colorful elegant pieces could potentially reach a wider audience.
This document provides background information on Caley Holmboe, a fashion design student, and outlines her plans for a public relations event called "Wonderland" to promote her upcoming spring/summer collection launch. The event will include a fashion show, art exhibition, food, drinks and interactive activities in Barcelona on June 19th. The goals are to get her name and designs exposure through media attention and word-of-mouth buzz generated by the unique multi-sensory experience.
Rachel Zoe has built a successful personal brand through her career as a celebrity stylist. She promotes herself through her styling work with celebrities, a clothing line, book, TV show, and collaborations. Zoe has defined her signature "boho chic" style and established herself as a tastemaker who influences fashion trends in Los Angeles and beyond. Her brand promotes an accessible yet luxurious aesthetic and she leverages various media platforms to maintain relevance.
This document provides a visual merchandising plan for a multi-brand boutique called "L'¨¦toile" that carries 6 fashion brands targeting women ages 18-30. The store aims for an elegant yet vintage aesthetic. Key elements of the plan include dividing the 100sqm space into different "rooms" separated by racks and furniture, using mannequins and curated displays to showcase outfits, and engaging customers through social media, a blog, and a biweekly window display refresh. The store image is modeled after American actress and model Dree Hemingway to appeal to the target demographic.
This document discusses the relationship between technology, design, and lifestyles from the 1940s to the present. After World War II, mass production expanded in the Western world led by American companies like DuPont, GM, and GE. New synthetic materials like nylon were manufactured, fueling industries like automotive and appliances. In the 1950s and 60s, European companies aimed to provide luxury and sophistication to the American market. Plastics and other new materials became common in furniture and products in the 1960s. By the 1980s, new technological gadgets integrated into lifestyles and extended human capabilities. Designers began exploring how technology could enhance diversity and experiences through the end of the 20th century. Today, technology
The document describes a proposed store concept called Alkimia that would offer pharmacy products, general health products, beauty products, fresh products, and branded items like L'Oreal makeup. Alkimia aims to be a "drugstore" format common in Europe that provides various health, beauty, and convenience products in one location. The target demographics are described as women ages 25+ and students ages 17-24. Market research in the form of surveys was conducted to understand customer preferences and behaviors regarding beauty product purchases.
The document proposes developing iPad and iPhone applications to extend Givenchy's luxury experience online, build relationships with users, and gain added promotional benefits. It analyzes Givenchy's brand identity and competitors' mobile strategies. The selected strategy is to create an exclusive, invitation-only application providing a personalized experience through customized profiles, mood boards, and event calendars. This aims to increase interactivity, sales and brand awareness while maintaining exclusivity amongst Givenchy's target audience.
The document discusses a flagship store strategy for the Fila brand to target younger consumers aged 16-25. It analyzes the brand's market position, identifies target consumer segments, and proposes a product and communication strategy centered around an online store and partnership with Nintendo Wii Sports to create a fun, interactive shopping experience and position Fila as a young, trendy brand.
The document provides an overview of the Chinese fashion industry. It discusses the growth of the Chinese clothing market to $40 billion and 7% annual growth. Global brands are using a multichannel approach in China through franchising, own stores, and department stores. The middle class is growing, driving more domestic consumption. Major local companies like Guo Pei and He Yan are emerging, as are global brands founded by Chinese designers like Vera Wang and Alexander Wang. Major events like Beijing and Shanghai Fashion Weeks promote the industry. The large population and growing middle class represent opportunities for both Chinese and global fashion brands.
The document provides information about Stanley Kubrick's 1971 film "A Clockwork Orange". It describes the plot, which follows a young man named Alex and his "droogs" as they engage in "ultra-violence". It also gives technical details about the film's production, locations, and Kubrick's directorial style. It discusses the novel the film is based on and provides historical context of youth culture and politics in 1960s England. Key themes of the film like order vs. freedom and human nature are also summarized.
This document provides information for branding the Cup-¨¤-la-Cake caf¨¦ concept, which specializes in cupcakes, teas, coffees, and smoothies. It outlines the brand vision, including goals, objectives, benefits, SWOT analysis, and target profiles. Competitors are identified as Hoffman, Starbucks, Buenas Migas, Paul, and T¨ºte-¨¤-T¨ºte caf¨¦s. The brand position focuses on quality, variety, service, and atmosphere. Brand communication strategies include guides, magazines, promotions, a client card, and recipe book. The brand can extend through additional caf¨¦s in Barcelona and franchises internationally, introducing new cupcake products monthly and an annual cupcake book.
The document discusses two target markets for Burberry's preppy girls brand: 16-19 year olds and 20-25 year olds. It provides details on their demographics, lifestyle, fashion preferences, and shopping behaviors. Both targets prefer classic, natural fabrics from brands like Burberry, Tommy Hilfiger, and Ralph Lauren. The 16-19 year olds focus on accessories while the 20-25 year olds buy more accessories and clothing.
The document summarizes a production process and final presentation for a casual lifestyle women's clothing brand called ODESSA. It outlines details of the brand concept, including the style, name origin, target market, and competitors. Product categories include tops, bottoms, dresses, and accessories. Pricing and distribution channels are also summarized. The brand aims to position itself as a casual, comfortable alternative to surf lifestyle brands by focusing on basics and affordability.
This document provides information about Andorra and a proposed communication campaign to promote the country's seven peaks to the English market. Some key points:
- Andorra is a small country located in the Pyrenees mountains between France and Spain, with a population of 80,000. Its main industries are tourism and duty-free shopping.
- The communication campaign aims to enhance Andorra's image as a nature destination and introduce a new activity - hiking the seven highest mountains in each of Andorra's parishes.
- A press trip is outlined to invite journalists from travel publications to experience the seven peak hike over seven days and promote the activity in their articles and blogs.
- Founded in 1945 by French fashion designer Pierre Balmain, Balmain is known for its classic, luxurious designs and strong representation of the brand through its designs.
- It has strengths in its heritage, exclusivity, luxury positioning and international recognition. Weaknesses include a focus on trendy styles and showy garments that may not appeal to all.
- Opportunities exist in creating more affordable lines and basic collections while maintaining Balmain's consistency. Threats include competition, financial crises, and changes in consumer tastes or leadership.
- The document analyzes a khaki military-style jacket from Balmain's 2010 spring/summer collection and breaks down its high quality materials, labor
1. PARIS
By: Olivia Llagostera, Barbara Van Stigt,
Patricia Lorente and Maria Eugenia Errobidarte
2. PARIS
- Founded in 1892 by Arthur Baldwin Turnure.
- Vogue is a fashion and lifestyle magazine.
- Publishes writings on art, culture, politics, fashion, design and lifestyle.
- Published in 16 countries + Latin America by Cond¨¦ Nast Publications.
- Vogue Paris has been publishing since 1920.
- Creative Director 1995: Joan Juliet Buck
- Creative Director Today: Carine Roitfiled.?
4. TARGET Interests and hobbies: Meeting with friends, reading, beauty, fashion,
architecture and design, art.
Age: 30-55 Lifestyle: Enjoy taking care of themselves, very self-conscious, knowing the
latest beauty and fashion trends, very seductive women, elegant and chic
Gender: Female Parisian women.
Income: High income Where do they shop? C¨¦line, Christian Louboutin, Yves Saint Laurent,
Occupation: Housewives Herm¨¨s, Chanel, Christian Dior, Christian Lacroix.
5. COVER
Seductive: 40¡¯s inspired
model.
Feminine: Hot Pink.
Women Orientated: Pr¨ºt-¨¤-
Porter in Fashion, Beauty and
Jewellery.
Vogue and Pr¨ºt-¨¤-Porter topics
are in black, leaving the
attention to S¨¦duction 95 in
white.
Photography: Mario Testino
Cover: Carinne Roitfield
6. INDEX
Divided into 3 parts:
Magazine: MONTH¡¯S ISSUE
- Literature FOCUSES ON HOW
- Music TO SEDUCE WITH
- Theatre THE 5 SENSES.
- Cinema
- Design Beauty:
- Going Out - Health: Love Illness
- Art - Beauty Tips
- Love - Skincare Tips
- Seduction - Makeup Tips
Fashion:
- Retro 40¡¯s inspiring the 90¡¯s.
- Seductive clothing.
- Plastic inspiring Accessories.
- Fashion Editorials.
- Vogue¡¯s Point of View.
7. Describing an independant woman who doesn¡¯t need
ARTICLE: S?DUCTION men other than for sex.
But deep inside she¡¯s hesitant and insecure.
¡°How to put men in your pocket¡±. Represents all women, target feels indentified.
Repetition: ¡°What
do I wear?¡±
Pink illustrations
can represent any
woman -
identification.
Text takes shape of
the body.
Different font sizes -
attention.
8. ARTICLE: ARRI?RE-PENS?E No pictures - character to the
writing.
Article talking about perfumes: how they provoque The story does not match the
and seduce. shapes.
10. BACK COVER
Genre: Fashion - Luxury
Type of Customer:
- 30-50 years old.
- Luxury target.
- Chic, graceful, femenine, seductive and
secure woman.
- Other shopping brands: YSL, Chanel,
Herm¨¦s, Christian Lacroix.
Narrative:
Dessert gives the feeling of solitude.
Ideology:
- Post-Feminist.
- The model looks:
-Strong
-Comfortable
- Theres no man by her - she¡¯s the focus
point in the advert.
Design:
- ¡°Celine¡± is at the bottom of the page: you first
feel and see the essence of the label and then
you read the brand.
12. Interests and hobbies: Meeting with friends, reading, beauty,
TARGET fashion, architecture and design, art, luxury, travel.
Age: 20-40 Lifestyle: Enjoy taking care of themselves, very self-conscious,
knowing the latest beauty and fashion trends, fresh younger
Gender: Female women who are updated on fashion trends.
Income: Middle-high income Where do they shop? Marc Jacobs, Chloe, Jimmy Choo, Dolce
Occupation: Everything ¨C Anything ¨C & Gabanna but as well mix with high street brands. ?
workers, students, housewives...
13. COVER
Women Orietated:
- Very fashion-forward.
- The importance of Chanel to
Vogue, Paris and Parisian
style.
Attitude:
- Powerful woman.
- Wearing Chanel gives
confidence and a certain
image.
Sp¨¦cial Coco Chanel:
- A style that still influences
today.
15. ARTICLE: MANHATTAN by NIGHT
- Vogue Paris introduces Alexander Wang as the new designer from NY to watch.
- Interview talking about the ¡°new¡± upcoming woman and how he is changing style.
- It reveals his influences, inspirations, ideas and beliefs.
16. ARTICLE: MADEMOISELLE
- History of Chanel.
- Gabriel Chanel as a person.
- Chanel¡¯s inventions.
- How Gabriel Chanel changed the way women dressed.
- Elegance and Simplicity.
17. ADVERTISING
Fashion:
Cosmetics: - Dolce & Gabanna
- Est¨¦e Lauder - Marc Jacobs
- K¨¦rastase - Balmain
- Chanel - Lanvin
- Tom Ford
18. BACK COVER
Genre: Cosmetics - Luxury
Type of Customer:
- 45+ years old.
- Luxury target.
- Women who care about their looks and skin
care.
- Other shopping brands: Praire, Clarins, Dior,
Helen Rubinstein, Yves Saint Laurent.
Narrative:
Golden light and colour gives the feeling of
luxury.
Ideology:
There¡¯s no model, the actual cream is shown
creating desire.
- Chanel doesn¡¯t need a model to prove the
cream works.
Design:
- Product Description.
- The layout of product and text creates
rememberance and believe.
20. eco
VOGUE eco:
- The content will be focused on cities such as: London, New York, Paris, Milan, Tokyo,
Madrid and Moscow.
- To a wide target, interested in eco-friendly lifestyle.
- It will have the following e.x. index:
- Beauty
- Cuisine
- Home
- Fashion
- Technology
21. Interests and hobbies: Care for the environment, meeting with
TARGET friends, reading, beauty, fashion, architecture and design, art,
luxury, travel.
Age: Any age with interest in eco Lifestyle: Enjoy taking care of themselves, very self-conscious,
fresh younger women who are updated on fashion trends. Prefer
Gender: Female
buying something good for the environment than latest fashion
Income: Any income trend.
Occupation: Everything ¨C Anything ¨C Where do they shop? Stella McCartney, ecological restaurants,
workers, students, housewives, etc¡ cafes, beauty products, Armani. ?
22. COVER
Core Naturality Orietated:
- Natural Beauty
eco - Core of Life
- Spiritual
?
Attitude:
- Pure
- Fresh
save us, - Real
save the - Innocent
gwyneth¡¯s earth
Ideology:
green tips lonneke engel
- Nudity transmits real and the heart of
matter.
¡°how to organice - Organic.
your life¡±
Gwyneth¡¯s Green Tips:
- Describing her spirit for life, and how
making your life eco-friendly will not
only benefit you but the environment.